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Newspaper
Sullivan Union
Location
Sullivan, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Sep 19, 1916
Page
5
DIRRELLE CHANEY ROBERT P. WHITE PUBLISHERS appears to be a publication note listing price and publishers. The fragment may indicate a book or periodical pricing structure with monetary amounts and names attached to the imprint.
The Times-Democrat critiques anti corruption efforts as a bluff and says Republicans press their candidates to scare Democrats. It notes Sullivan and Greene counties near agreement to stamp out corruption and hopes Sullivan may follow suit. the paper argues for purer politics and previously weighed ousting Mr Taggart from the national chairmanship.
In Daviess County Republicans reject the Democrats demand for a clean election. The piece questions Republican leaders and condemns alleged primaries abuses while urging citizens to back a plan for pure politics and lawful elections.
Sam Kendall of Failipeburg Kansas advocates Bucklen's Arnica Salve as the quickest cure for burns boils sores and wounds. The salve is sold at Joe K Smock's drug store for 25 cents with guaranteed results.
The library reports 699 books loaned in August with 19 adult and 4 child cards issued, compared to 571 loans and 17 new readers last year. It lists 2367 books, 78 pamphlets, 560 documents, plus new acquisitions from J. E Speak and J. R. Anderson Co. and notes on Carnegie funding for furnace and basement work.
Oliver Nesbit to Elsie C Watt and a sequence of other couples listed for marriage licenses including Joseph W Finley to Fannie Stevenson George Hunter to Ida Mounts Samuel L Price to Martha E Price and more pairs across the community. The notice names all contracted pairs and concludes with Thomas Purcell to Carrie H Jackson.
Local items report visitors and activities around Graysville. Names include Katharyne Reynolds Floyd Burton Hoke Cushman Weir Alsop Ransford Wake Moore and Park Osborne. The Mt Tabor church builds a concrete platform and Corwin Phillips moves his ware room for use as a stable.
Jerry Weaver announces a public sale four miles north of Sullivan featuring 14 yearling cattle a two year old heifer a three year old bull two spring calves two cows with calves two milch cows two work horses one spring colt nine hogs one five year old mare a wagon double harness buggy harness carriage corn in field baled hay farming implements and more. Sale starts at 10 30 a m cash under five dollars or five dollars and under with no tax and over five dollars credit of 12 months with bankable note. failure to pay incurs 6 percent interest and attorney fees. property not removed until terms are met. 5 percent cash discount over five dollars.
Conroe Carter has been elected captain of Sullivan high school football with Prof. E C Snarr as manager. Miss Elsie Denney will enter State Normal at Terre Haute after resigning from Sullivan schools. Miss Zella Franks from Bellevue, Ohio, takes charge of shorthand at Lyons Business College.
Five room house available for rent. See Mrs Frances Kelly at East Washington Street for details.
The Superior mine near Dugger was sold by Geo. L. Rood of Terre Haute to two Polish Jews from Cleveland for 75000 dollars. The buyers are retailers and jobbers who sell directly from the mine to consumers.
On September 17 1906 A G McNabb filed in Sullivan Indiana a complaint to quiet title to real estate against Epinetus Webb and others alleged unseen heirs and kin who are not Indiana residents. The defendants were notified to appear or demur at the Sullivan Circuit Court.
A movement among northern county miners aims to build a hospital at Shelburn for injured or severely ill miners. Also seeking a home for two sisters ages 12 and 14, hoping to place them together. contact Chas. D. Hunt, Sullivan, Indiana.
Buyer is urged to consider the consequences of purchasing a Hart Shaffner and Marx suit or overcoat, implying broad outcomes or impacts from the transaction.
Rural route subscribers are asked to inform the newspaper if they do not receive their paper on Wednesday to ensure timely delivery and issue corrections.
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